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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds And Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 Are Free On Xbox One For A Limited Time
Starting tomorrow and going through November 11, Xbox owners can play PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 for free with no Xbox Live Gold membership required. Microsoft is unlocking Gold membership benefits for these two games only through this weekend for its Free Play Days for All event.
Anyone interested in playing these games can download PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds here and Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 here.
https://twitter.com/XboxWire/status/1060219096019550208
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is the online multiplayer battle royale that popularized the genre. Up to 100 unarmed players parachute onto an island but only one walks out. In order to emerge victoriously, players must scour the island for weapons and loot that can give them the edge in the fight. Currently, PUBG is only available for Xbox One, PC, and mobile, but there have been rumors of the game coming soon to PlayStation 4.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 is the most recent installment of the Pro Evolution Soccer franchise. You can lead your favorite soccer team to victory in the sports simulation game that Game Informer's Mathew Kato gave an 8.5.
The Xbox Free Play Days for All event lasts from November 8-11, so be sure to check it out this weekend for access to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and PES 2019.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
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